BibTeX-compatible Bibliography Processor in Python

Edit Package python-pybtex
http://pybtex.sourceforge.net/

Pybtex is a BibTeX-compatible bibliography processor written in Python which
can produce formatted bibliographies in different, customizable formats. It
supports both native BibTeX style files and styles written in Python and
accepts BibTeX, BibTeXML, and a custom YAML-based bibligraphy input format and
can output LaTeX, HTML, and plain text.

Furthermore, Pybtex provides an interface for Python applications which need to
process the above formats.

Refresh
Refresh
Source Files
Filename Size Changed
pybtex-0.17.tar.bz2 0000230220 225 KB
python-pybtex.changes 0000003786 3.7 KB
python-pybtex.spec 0000002614 2.55 KB
Revision 9 (latest revision is 19)
Stephan Kulow's avatar Stephan Kulow (coolo) accepted request 235424 from Guido Berhoerster's avatar Guido Berhoerster (gberh) (revision 9)
- update to version 0.17
  - Added pybtex-format utility for formatting bibliography files
    as HTML, LaTeX, and other supported human-readable formats.
  - Added --strict command line option (all warnings become
    errors).
  - Added alpha label style, and alpha and unsrtalpha formatting
    styles.
  - Added support for url, eprint, doi, and pubmed fields in unsrt
    style.
  - Names with hyphens are now abbreviated correctly
    ("Jean-Baptiste" becomes "J.-B.").
  - width$ now uses cmr10 font metrics, like in BibTeX. Non-latin
    characters are also supported.
  - Pythonic style engine now supports @preamble commands.
  - Warning on missing fields are now more human-readable.
  - When writing BibTeX files, put entry key on the same line with
    entry type. Fixes warnings in Jabref.
  - When using multiple .bib files, macros defined in earlier files
    are available in subsequent ones (like in BibTeX).
  - Fixed parsing .bst files with lines consisting of a single %
    character.
  - Fixed sorting entries without author in author_year_title
    sorting style.
  - Fixed broken CaseInsensitiveDict.get().
  - CaseInsensitiveDict is now pickleable.
  - Added support for registering plugins at runtime with
    pybtex.plugin.register_plugin() - useful for using pybtex as a
    library.
Comments 0
openSUSE Build Service is sponsored by